You’re already a good coach.
Here’s what’s missing.
CoachFives gives experienced coaches the structure to turn good instincts into a systematic feedback practice — one that runs across the whole season and gives you something to point to at the end of it.
Good at feedback in the moment. Less good at making it last.
You’ve been coaching long enough to know which players need encouragement and which need a challenge. You give good feedback in the moment — on the pitch, during drills, at the end of training.
But by the time you’re home, you’ve forgotten half of what you noticed. There’s no record. No thread from one session to the next. No way to show a player — or their parents — how far they’ve come since September.
You know you’re making a difference. You just can’t prove it.
I think I’m a good general coach, but knowing each kid individually — technically, what each one needs — that’s really interesting to me. I need more help taking the next step.
Good instincts, plus a system. That’s a great season.
CoachFives doesn’t replace what you already do. It gives it structure. Every observation you make after training is captured, connected to a player’s development record. This helps you give a individual feedback message when you have conversations.
At the end of the season, you have a complete development record for every player. A clear, log of observations and conversations that shows exactly what changed.
How it supports you.
The tools you’ve been missing.
1
Coach home
Your whole team on one screen. See who’s been observed recently, who’s ready to move up, and where you need to focus next session.
2
Season-long record
Every observation connected in a thread — player by player, skill by skill. No more trying to remember what you said in October.
3
Double Five conversations
When a player is ready to move up, CoachFives flags it. You have the conversation. The player feels the progress. Their parents hear about it.
4
Player reports
End-of-season reports that show exactly what changed — useful for player conversations, parent meetings, and your own professional reflection.
5
A feedback practice that scales
Whether you’re coaching eight players or eighteen, the system is the same. It doesn’t get harder as your team grows.
The app is deliberately simple.
CoachFives is not a tactics board. It’s not a training planner. It doesn’t track running metrics or produce heat maps. It does one thing: it helps you give every player personalised, consistent feedback that builds across the season.
That focus is intentional. The coaches who get the most from CoachFives are the ones who use it consistently — not the ones who set up the most elaborate system in week one. Experienced coaches get that immediately.
The Skill Ladder is designed for ages 6–14. It maps five core technical skills across five progressive levels — giving you a shared development language that works across all abilities in a mixed grassroots group.
Individual coach
$5.99 pcm
One team. Full access to all features.
30-day free trial. No credit card required.
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